Nixon proposes plan to overhaul independent regulatory agencies
President Nixon releases a 200 page proposal to merge and reorganize the nations independent regulatory bodies overseeing transportation power trade practices and securities. The Ash council push would create single administrators with new federal court oversight and speedier decisions. Some members oppose the plan and Congress may resist reform.
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Aftershock fears grip Los Angeles quake relief efforts
In the wake of a devastating quake, 120000 residents remain displaced and over 100 schools closed. A warned aftershock prompted the mayor to bar returns until Friday afternoon as crews search a San Fernando veterans hospital rubble for survivors. The death toll reached 53 with several missing.
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Croatian nationalists seize Yugoslav consulate hostages in Goteborg
Two Croatian activists Ivan Vukcovic and Blago Mikolic surrendered half an hour after threatening to kill three hostages unless Yugoslavia freed a condemned Croatian terrorist. Police and crowds watched as they exited the consulate. No one was hurt. Earlier five Yugoslavs were reported held. A language barrier was cited as the cause of the incident. Separately, a major San Fernando Valley traffic jam formed as bridges fell and 100 plus schools and dam-area evacuees faced water shortages amid four-day holiday weekend.
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Four photojournalists presumed dead in Laos helicopter downing
Four photographers Kent Potter Henri Huet Larry Burrows and Keizaburo Shimamoto aboard a South Vietnamese air force helicopter shot down over Laos are missing with reports of no survivors though not officially confirmed. The men from UPI AP Life and Newsweek had covered the Vietnam Laos operation and faced heavy ground fire.
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Newsweek
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Pennsylvania Photographers Association
Champlain aide guides Mr Anthony on extended year plan
A Champlain school aide advised Mr Anthony on how to launch an extended year program as a representative from the Southwestern Vermont Education Association addressed the matter last night.
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Laos War Charge Sparks United States Reply
UPI reports Communist negotiators at the Vietnam peace talks accused 10 American battalions of participating in Laos operations. Bruce rejected the charge calling it false and distorted, while noting no U.S ground forces would cross into Laos. He said air power and South Vietnamese artillery supported the effort.
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Floor urged for state aid to Vermont schools
Deputy Education Commissioner Daniel O Connor urged lawmakers to place a floor under the Miller formula to guarantee every town receives state aid. He said a 10 percent minimum for 60 so called rich towns would cost about 700000 dollars, addressing towns with high grand lists but few schoolchildren under the current system.
Ski areas protest CVPS rate hikes in Vermont
Vermont ski areas told the Public Service Board that Central Vermont Public Service Corp plans to raise rates by about 19 percent would nearly double some ski area bills. They warned extra charges would hit seasonal businesses hardest as inflation drives power costs higher for the three winter months.
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Enthusiasm for organic debated at McCullough session
Inside coverage shows strong interest in organic ways during a weekly McCullough Big House gathering last night. The page notes sportsmen heatedly debated deer herd issues and other topics amid the session.
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